New Orleans charter organizations and education-focused nonprofits received more than $28 million in the latest round of donations from maverick philanthropist MacKenzie Scott. Scott recently wrote on her website Yield Giving that her donations have yielded more than $14 billion in funding for about 1,600 nonprofits since 2019. She also announced […]
Month: December 2022
As a law school applicant, your odds of success are based on several factors. Most salient are your grades and standardized test scores, which are statistically correlated with strong performance in law school. Life experience, along with professional and extracurricular achievements and recommendation letters, can show how you’d contribute a […]
Newly elected Assemblyman Josh Hoover, R-Folsom, is sworn into office during the Assembly organizational session Dec. 5 at the state Capitol. As a Republican Latino, Hoover is not eligible for the Latino Caucus that has been reserved for Democrats since its creation 50 years ago. Hector Amezcua [email protected] La Abeja, […]
New Orleans, Louisiana — “I feel anxious about inflation every time I go to the grocery store,” Caroline Fitzsousa, a bar manager in Baltimore, Maryland, told VOA. “And at work, my customers aren’t happy either. The rising cost of food and liquor caused us to raise prices. People are frustrated […]
President Joe Biden’s administration will allow Washington condition to deliver health coverage to illegal immigrants in just its borders by rolling back again needs for the Affordable Treatment Act (ACA). The Office of the Treasury and the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) authorised the state’s ask for by […]
Previous President Donald Trump unloaded Thursday on polling exhibiting Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis beating him in a head-to-head matchup for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination. “Good polling has just appear out on me compared to several other people, such as [President Joe] Biden, but I continue to have to put […]